Scott Iwasaki is the Arts and Scene Editor for The Park Record newspaper, focusing on local arts, entertainment, and cultural events in Park City, Utah. With a passion for highlighting the vibrant arts scene in the area, Scott covers a range of topics including music, theater, visual arts, and community events.
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Scott Iwasaki's coverage mainly focuses on local events and entertainment news, particularly around Park City, Utah. He regularly covers a variety of topics such as local concerts, art exhibits, holiday celebrations, literary events and more. If you have information about upcoming local events or unique cultural activities in the Park City area or surrounding regions that would be of interest to residents and visitors, Scott may be receptive to your pitch.
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Parkite Cam Gallagher moved to Nashville and released a "Boogieman."
By: Scott Iwasaki
The Park City Board of Realtors Philanthropic Foundation readies its 23rd annual Park City Turkey Drive.
By: Scott Iwasaki
YouTheatre presents the uplifting and empowering story, "Journey of the Noble Gnarble," this weekend.
By: Scott Iwasaki
Local residents, visitors and friends showed up for Live PC Give PC’s 14th anniversary Friday. More than 7,000 donors surpassed the $5 million goal during the annual day of nonprofit fundraising, facilitated by the Park City Community Foundation, said Christine Coleman, vice president of marketing and communications. “We were so thrilled that collectively all 135 […]
By: Scott Iwasaki
The Arts Council of Park City & Summit County's CREATE PC Holiday Market opens Friday.
Ted Ligety poses after winning gold in the men's giant slalom during the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia. Ligety will participate in a discussion with moderator Tom Kelly during the Park City Performing Arts'inaugural Behind the Gold series on Nov. 30 at the Eccles Center for the Performing Arts. Credit: Sarah Brunson/U.S. Ski and Snowboard
By: Scott Iwasaki
Artique owner Katie Stellpflug stands in the doorway of the local artist co-op. Stellpflug, after 13 years of showcasing local artists, crafters and creatives, will close Artique at the end of the year. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record
Offset Bier's LIPA Dopo India Pale Ale is one of two of the brewery's IPAs that won awards in the past couple of months. The Dopo was picked as one of 2024's 20 best beers by Craft Beer & Brewing magazine, and the Divi Divi won a gold medal in the Great American Beer Festival’s Session IPA category. Credit: Clayton Steward/The Park Record
The gem that traditionally marks a 40th anniversary is a ruby, which signifies love and passion. That’s a common description of the people who serve at National Ability Center now celebrating four decades of empowering individuals of all abilities through sport, recreation and educational programs. “The staff is one of the things I’ve been most […]
Egyptian Theatre’s YouTheatre will continue its run of “Journey of the Noble Gnarble,” a musical, based on a children’s book written by Daniel Errico and illustrated by Tiffany Turrill, at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 24, at the Egyptian Studios’ Randy Barton Black Box Theatre, downstairs at 330 Main St. The musical was written by Denver Casado and is about a fish who lives at the bottom of the sea and dreams of making it to the surface. For tickets and information, visit parkcityshows.com.
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